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For AP US History students who want a quick review.
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1
Which piece of land was NOT gained by the US as a result of the Spanish American War?
Honduras
Guam
Phillipines
Puerto Rico
2
Who was the President during WWI?
Woodrow Wilson
Jimmy Carter
FDR
Theodore Roosevelt
3
The individual who best represented the enlightenment in colonial america was
George Whitefield
Benjamin Franklin
Alexander Hamilton
Anne Hutchinson
4
Which founding father was responsible for writing the majority of the Federalist Papers?
Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
John Jay
James Madison
5
To what was Ronald Reagan referring when he spoke of the evil empire?
The People's Republic of China
The Democratic Party
USSR
Growing Federal Bureaucracy
6
Who was the first person to refuse their seat to a white person on the bus?
Claudette Colvin
Aurelia Browder
Rosa Parks
Mary Louise Smith
7
What is John Hancock remembered for?
He was the first signature on the constitution
He was a president
For his large signature on the Declaration of Independence
All of the above
8
During the closing decades of the 19th century, farmers complained about the following EXCEPT
High storage costs
High freight rates
High interest charges
Rising commodity prices
9
Who did the United States obtain the Statue of Liberty from during the end of the Vietnam War?
The Dutch
The French
The Russians
The British
10
Who said: "My fellow Americans... ask what you can do for your country"
FDR
JFK
LBJ
Ronald Reagan
11
Each of the following presidents came to prominence as a wartime generals EXCEPT
Theodore Roosevelt
Andrew Jackson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ulysses S. Grant
12
President Lyndon B. Johnson declared a war on
Poverty
Discrimination
Terror
Drugs
13
What is the Gilded Age known for?
Rise of the middle class
Happiness and Wealth
It lead to the american revolution
Political corruption and corporate financial misdealings
14
Who was the first to refuse to give up their seat?
Claudette Colvin
Jackie Scott
Stephanie Johnson
Rosa Parks
15
Which US president is most known for his term of economic growth and victory in the Cold War?
Jimmy Carter
Bill Clinton
Ronald Reagan
George H.W. Bush
16
Which countries were apart of the allies during WWI?
Australia, Russia, Spain
Austria-Hungary, Russia and Ottoman Empire
France, Great Britain, U.S, Italy and Russia
Bulgaria, Germany, France
17
Cesar Chavez is best known for which of the following:
Working w/ Dolores Huerta & JFK in the fight against racism
Helping found the NAACP
Advocating for need of desegregation of Mexican-Americans
Union leader advocating for the rights of migrant workers
18
What did The Interstate Commerce Act and the Sherman Anti-Trust Act have in common?
Outlawed trusts and monopolies
Established a five-member Interstate Commerce Commission
Regulated the activities of big business
Brought transportation activities under government ownership
19
Which presidents could be associated with Vietnam War?
LBJ and Ronald Reagan
JFK and LBJ
Ronald Reagan and Richard Nixon
Richard Nixon and George Washington
20
What year did Russia exit WWI?
1918
1915
1917
1920
21
What is the historical significance of the Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854?
Made new territories in the North free states
Made new territories in the South slave states
Gave new territories abilty to decide to have slavery
None of the above
22
In what years did the Red Scare take place?
1950's-1960s
1940's-1950's
1960's-1970's
1930's-1940's
23
The Great Seal of the United States includes the motto
E Pluribus Unum
. What is the meaning?
The Many are United
In Union We Trust
Out of Many, One
In God We Trust
24
What was the direct cause of world war 1?
Cold War
Assassination of archduke Franz Ferdinand
Assassination of JFK
Hitler and the Holocaust
25
Which of the following is not associated with Andrew Jackson's presidency?
Opposition to the power and influence of the U.S. Bank
Respect for John Marshall's view on Indian Affairs
A challenge to the power of the Bank of the U.S.
Firm belief in popular sovereignty
